Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-06
Personals md Briers.


Personals and Briefs.
The Common Council meets to-mor
row night.
Misses Anne and Juliet Carter are the
guests of Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee.
Governor Lee has gone to Alexan
dTia. He will return tomorrow.
Miss Fannie S. Bayly, of Stanton,
is visiting friends at S07 east Franklin
street.
Miss Ida Kopple left the city last
week TO visit relatives and friends III
New York.
Miss Resale Bell, of Charles City
county, is visiting Miss Watkins, 31O
west Grace.
ExJudge Waller r. Staples has gone
to Washington, ID. c., on a matter of
personal business.
Miss Mary Spottswood Campbell, OF
Erie, Penn, is the guest of Mrs. II. H..
Wallace, 403 east Grace street.
Miss Julia Harrison, of Lower Bran
don. is visiting her friend, Miss Susie
Mcdowell, 515 north Sixth street.
Mr.. Virginius Hall left the city last
Tuesday to travel in the South for Il
New York pearline establishment.
Miss Louie NJ. Dickinson left last
week for Salisbury, n. c., where she
will spend three weeks with friends.
Mr. W. H. Phelps, formerly with A.
Saks q Co.. is travelling in Western
North Carolina for Yancey Il Bosher.
Judge i. L. Lewis, president of the
Supreme Court of Appeals, is in Mem
phis. He is fast recovering his health.
Judge Wexford, of the Henrico Cir
cuit Court, has not yet rendered his de-
cision on the motion for new trial in
the Anderson case.
Mr. F. L. Archambault, of Philadel-
phia, made a flying visit to Richmond
last week on the steamship Old Domin-
ion with his friend CaptainJ j. \. Smith.
The sidewalk in front Of the Henrico
county court house, on Main street be-
tween Twenty-frst and TWenty-second,
is being relaid--a sadly-necded i'm
provement.
The spring Term of the City Circuit
Court commences tomorrow. The law
term Of the Henrico Circuit Court adj
iourned yesterday, but chancery bust
ness can still be attended to.
Miss Lucy Kemper daughter of ex-
Governor hemper, of Orange county,
who is the guest of the Misses Powell,
No. 3 east Grace street, will leave here
tomorrow for Norfolk to visit friends
there.
A special meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce-George A. Ainslie, Esq,
president-will be held Thursday eve
ming at 6 O'Clock to take final action on
several important constitutional amend
ments.
The collections of United States in
tenal revenue in this district for the
week ending Friday the 4th were as
follows Saturday, So, 1873 Monday,
$S,OO7.5O; Tuesday, $5,223.32; We'd
nesday, s., 94S. -; Thursday, s., 052. so;
Friday, S5,342. 16-total, S35, 721.59.
Rev. r. c. Cave Will deliver the an
nual address before the Young Mems |
Society of the Seventh
Street Christian church at 7:4j o'clock |
tonight. A large attendance end an |
meeting may be expected. |
The Society is now ina fourishing con-
dition.
Tuesday morning last at S O'Clock, at
st. Patrick's church, Miss Lizzie Nc
Donough and Mr. John A. Murray, Of
New York, were married with nuptial
high mass by Rev. Father Herman.
The bride is a member of st. Patrick's
Church choir, where she has rendered
assistance by her sweet and
voice. The groom is very
popular young gentleman of Troy, n.
Y. and has many friends here.
Mr. l.. r. Thomas, the genial young
cashier of Il. A. Patterson & Co., was
married on the morning Of the ID in-
slant to Miss Hennie Wade The cere-
mony took place at the residence Of the
brides parents, the Rev. w. W. Ian
lrum, ID. d., officiating in his happiest
manner. After most elegantwedding
breakfast Mr.. Thomas and bride left
Tor an extended northern trip. They
we're in New York yesterday and will
be home about the 18th.